Give one possible function of the observed phenomenor

Match the following words with each definition. (Hypothesis, theory, fact) A)a tentative explanation for a natural phenomenon. B) a repeatedly observation that everyone can agree on. C.) a widely accepted explanation for a natural phenomenon.

Discuss the alternative means of analyzing data of scientific visualization. What are some of the applications of scientific visualization other than the medical imaging examples in the book?

Two groups of participants read a description of a person called Mark, who was described as shy, introverted and good at mathematics. They were asked how likely each of the following statements were: a) That Mark is male; and b) That Mark is male and works as a software engineer. The group rated b) as more likely than a).  In reality a) is more likely than b) because given his name, Mark has a very high probability of being a man. The combined probability of him being both a man and a software engineer must of course be lower.   Why did the participants make this mistake, and what does this tell us about the way in which human beings make judgements about people

Get SNR-dependent graphs of BER and interruption probabilities for each state by doing receiver diversity. Take the number of receivers as M= 1, 2 and 4. Take the SNR range from 0 dB to 30 dB.a-MRCb-EGCc-SCHint: Take 10 log_10⁡〖(γ/γ_0)〗 as the SNR value for the interruption probability.

a) State the principle of the Handy Weinberg equilibrium and its assumption

Describe the variables that influence K+ distribution.

This result shows the reaction time of the effects of betelnut and alcohol on humans. Interpret and discuss the results and state some factors that may have affected these results.

The null hypothesis is: That the measured value is zero That the proposed model is not correct and the measured factors have no effect on the pattern That the proposed model is correct and perfectly explains the pattern That the experiment is null and void

Give some applications of magnetoencephalogram (MEG)?